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Adrian Raeside cartoon: Off-leash dogs in parks

Adrian Raeside cartoon: Off-leash dogs in parks

Single B.C. legal regulator legislation delayed to spring 2024

Single B.C. legal regulator legislation delayed to spring 2024

A new, single regulator for legal service providers would be in line with regulatory changes to other professions in B.C. over the past three years; but lawyers have voiced concerns about independence from government.
Port Alberni mother accused of murdering son said shooting was accidental

Port Alberni mother accused of murdering son said shooting was accidental

Charged with second-degree murder in death of her son Jesse McPhee in Port Alberni.
Opinion: How long will a loved one live? It's difficult to hear, but harder not to know

Opinion: How long will a loved one live? It's difficult to hear, but harder not to know

An accurate prediction of survival can enable earlier conversations about preferences and wishes at the end of life, and earlier introduction of palliative care.
North Vancouver trails closing for explosives search

North Vancouver trails closing for explosives search

It’s the third time the contractors have been back, and they expect to find and detonate more explosives
Burnaby woman sued for allegedly listing Mexico condo for sale without co-owner's consent

Burnaby woman sued for allegedly listing Mexico condo for sale without co-owner's consent

Richard Kelly Lobb, a retiree who lives in Burnaby and Mexico, is asking for a B.C. Supreme Court order to enforce a $818,496 ruling handed down by a court in Mexico in July.
'It was terrifying': Smoke bombs thrown into small B.C. business

'It was terrifying': Smoke bombs thrown into small B.C. business

Two smoke bombs were thrown into a Maple Ridge store, damaging everything inside.
Survivors' Flag to be raised at SD48 schools to honour Indigenous survivors

Survivors' Flag to be raised at SD48 schools to honour Indigenous survivors

Sea to Sky District observes Orange Shirt Day and National Day of Truth and Reconciliation in the lead-up to Sept. 30.
Report from seniors advocate blasts for-profit long-term care delivery in B.C.

Report from seniors advocate blasts for-profit long-term care delivery in B.C.

VICTORIA — British Columbia's advocate for seniors is calling for "fundamental reform" in how the province funds contracted long-term care providers, after a study found for-profit facilities routinely under-delivered care for the funding they receiv
Squamish Nation signs education jurisdiction agreement with federal government

Squamish Nation signs education jurisdiction agreement with federal government

Seven First Nations in B.C. have assumed formal control over education in their communities
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